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Cursor is VS Code–compatible, so you install Blamely the same way you install any extension: from Cursor’s built-in marketplace UI. Blamely is aimed at AI-first workflows (completions, chat, agent edits) while still giving you human vs AI line attribution.

Install

1. Open Cursor.
2. Open Extensions (sidebar icon or View → Extensions).
3. Search for Blamely.
4. Click Install on the Blamely extension.
5. Reload the window if Cursor prompts you (Developer: Reload Window from the Command Palette if needed).

Web / direct link — Blamely on the Visual Studio Marketplace (same extension ID as VS Code).

If the extension is published under the same identifier as on VS Code, you may also install from a VSIX file via Install from VSIX… in the Extensions view menu (advanced / offline installs).

Verify

1. Open a git project in Cursor.
2. Use the Command Palette and search Blamely to open or focus the Blamely view.
3. Make a small edit and an AI-assisted edit, then open the Blamely Changes view to see AI vs Human split (see Quick start).

Cursor-specific notes

• Cursor’s AI features are first-class detection targets for Blamely; behavior details are documented under How it works.
• Workspace trust and extension host rules are the same family as VS Code — allow the workspace if Cursor asks, so the extension can read project files.

Update and uninstall

Use Extensions → Blamely → update or uninstall, same as VS Code.

Next steps

Quick start · How it works · Install the plugin (other editors)